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The EUT is a 4-band (GSM850/900/1800/1900) mobile phone with GPRS, EGPRS and Bluetooth.
No 3G at all
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Third test report talks about WCDMA 850 and 1900. Does this mean a US N82 variant?
BlueNgu,
As Dr Tran mentioned, the reference to the limits for spurious radiated emissions measurements in WCDMA 850 / 1900 could be a typo because in 2.3 and 2.4, it specifically says GSM 850 and GSM 1900 test results.
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wow that does was WCDMA 850/1900. but its gotta be a typo.
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Does anyone know why this is another RM-### number? Is that something they always do with US market phones? It seems they already filed with the FCC with the RM-313.
Did you see the section where they talk about WCDMA FILTERS
WCDMA II and WCDMA IV
I don't have great technical knowledge on this subject. I wonder if the filters are to enable use on those bands or maybe to filter out this freqs so they can do their testing?
Oh well you are probably right. They would have announced it if it was coming soon. I guess it is a typo.
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Originally Posted by BlueNgu
Does anyone know why this is another RM-### number? Is that something they always do with US market phones? It seems they already filed with the FCC with the RM-313.
BlueNgu,
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RM-??? is NOT a complete FCC ID of a particular certified / pending for certified terminal. Nokia used it internally as a product ID, e.g. RH-13 is a 6340i. You can check for that ID by *#0000# for most Nokia models. Then there are 3-letter code for the certification grantee.
For example, in this case, QVVRM-314...
QVV is the Nokia office in Tokyo, Japan that filed for the certification RM-314 is the N82 variant that is certified
Please note that a manufacturer may have different grantee codes like with Nokia, there are several codes for Finland offices (Salo, Oulu, Espoo, etc.), San Diego in the US, Germany, etc. I do not know the exact details but it may be different development teams around the world.
The Nokia N82 is a GSM/WCDMA dual mode portable multimedia computer supporting EGSM 850/900/1800/1900/WCDMA 2100 HSDPA and WLAN or EGSM 850/900/1800/1900 for some regions.
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The current N82 is Euro 3G only. That said, remember it was demand for 3G that got us the N95-3. Maybe we'll get a 3G variant, or, even better, perhaps they can incorporate some of the N82's improvements (such as faster operation) through a firmware update for the N95-3, or into the upcoming touchscreen devices. It would be nice to have that xenon flash, though.
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JohnInTheHouse,
*HUMOUR So I call it North American 3G minus T-Mobile USA
I hear you. But if we want to be absolutely precise, how about WCDMA Band II and Band V variantrelatively more North American subscribers are looking for?
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that's exactly I wanted to do, as well as UMTS band IV
but once I pushed out this idea, the feedback was too horrible
that I'd use AWS instead of Band IV
to be precise, US 3G bands include 850, 1900, AWS
but there's a possibility T-Mobile may dump UMTS on AWS, and go directly to 4G on AWS
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N82 sibling: Mysterious RM-313
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